Lawyer: Commercial Litigation Insolvency

About the role:
Represent clients in a variety of commercial disputes, including contract disputes, insolvency matters, and regulatory investigations.
Conduct legal research, draft pleadings, prepare court documents, and manage case strategy.
Engage in negotiation, mediation, and litigation proceedings in superior courts.
Collaborate closely with senior lawyers and partners on high-profile cases.
Work with a team that values strategic thinking, problem-solving, and practical commercial outcomes.

The ideal candidate:
Admitted as a Legal Practitioner in Australia with at least 5+ years of post-admission experience (PQE) in insolvency commercial litigation.
Strong litigation experience, including case management, drafting legal documents, and court advocacy.
Exposure to insolvency matters and regulatory disputes is highly regarded.
Excellent analytical, research, and problem-solving skills.
Strong client relationship and communication skills.
Ability to work autonomously and as part of a collaborative team.

If this role does not align to your experience and/or career goals, please contact us to discuss other suitable opportunities.


Why work with us?

We have access to 50% more roles than are publicly available.
You will receive free CV and content advice as well as interview preparation assistance specific to the role.
We are intimately aware of market trends including team/firmwide inside information and what salary you can achieve in the current market.
Naiman Clarke are celebrating 25 years of excellence in the legal recruitment industry this year. Our team of experienced, legally trained, consultants have over 40 years of combined experience working exclusively in the legal recruitment sector.
Contact Bart today!

Please quote reference number BT/48481:

Call or text: 0483 +57 178
Email: bthevenot@naimanclarke.com.au
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